There is more about "texhnolyze" than the disorienting nail polish. For beginners, lawless conflicts are taking place between the various city fractions, which include Mafia-ESK Organo, a cult-like salvation alliance and the rebellious youth gang, seedlings. In the midst of these ideological clashes, some are pointed out as anomalous figures, such as the prophetic child Ran, who donates a Kitsun mask to protect her large, evocative eyes (it seems to be through the fabric of the area).

The elusive presence of Ran is as confusing as well as the fast -paced image that facilitates the building of world -class building, as it takes a considerable time to gather the fact that Lux is an underground city and that those living above ground are not known variables in this confusing equation. There is also Yoshi, the mysterious visitor from the world above, which covers the dark look of the series with a charismatic spirit that hits us as a breath of fresh, clear air.

The visual identity of the series is difficult to put in words because it feels like a cold, impersonal portrayal of a city that must be a moving metropolis at a time in history, but is now destroyed as its failed social structure. Here, people barely surrender to passion or sincere expressions of a human relationship, which is why several cases that accept these feelings feel almost transgressive.

For example, the quiet Eectionugus between organic Head Onishi and his loyal assistant Michiko appears as a gentle declaration of mankind, although both characters are dipped in the cruelest acts of extreme violence. It is also worth noting that none of this violence is free or neglected-just when the blood is released as a fountain or bodies are stabbed by a bullet city, framing is a fact, just like the cruel reality of luxury being extremely deprived of hope.

For some, "Texhnolyze" may be difficult to stomach, Similar to the traumatizing saga of "Neon Genesis Evangelion,"which embeds slivers of hope with an overarchingly bleak story about self-acceptance. However, Just Like" Evangelion, "It Holds a Unique Mastery Over Visual/Narrative Storytelling, As It Expectations of what a Thematically Dark, Character-Driven Anime Should Be Like. what do they want to stand and listen.